Andrew McLain is in for Richard Dixon and talks about President Trump, the #Ukraine investigation, #Biden, and more!

Andrew McLaine fills in for Richard Dixon and gives his thoughts on some of Trump's successes that are not being covered by the mainstream media, the Democrats' impeachment inquiry and more.

Richard Dixon and Mark 'Spud' Friedman discuss the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay: "What are some of the nicknames you have or customers and coworkers?" Also, the guys get into the lack of an investigation into the Biden's connection to Ukraine, the Democrats' goal of making Trump a one-term President, college athletes being paid and more.

Richard Dixon discusses the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay: "What are some of the nicknames you have or customers and coworkers?" Also, Richard serves up some #FoodTalk, a Mr. P's Deli grilling tip and chats with James Hirsen of Newsmax.com.

Richard Dixon is joined by James Hirsen of Newsmax.com (https://www.newsmax.com/) to discuss the Biden's Ukraine controversy, the impeachment inquiry, if there's a chance Hillary Clinton enters the Presidential race and more.

Richard Dixon reveals the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay: "What are some of the nicknames you have or customers and coworkers?" Also, Richard helps clarify what information from the media is fake versus believable, rips into Hunter Biden & continues to discuss the validity of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry.

Richard Dixon discusses the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay: "On this day in 1982, Billy Joel's "52nd Street" became the first commercially available CD. What was the first CD (NOT record or tape) YOU bought?" Also, catch another edition of 'My Generation' and more discussion on the Democrats' impeachment inquiry as Richard chats with Megan Barth.

Richard Dixon is joined by Megan Barth of ReaganBabe.com (https://www.reaganbabe.com/) to thoroughly break down the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.

Tune in as President Trump addresses the media alongside the President of Finland.

Richard Dixon reveals the #BigStupidQuestionOfTheDay: "On this day in 1982, Billy Joel's "52nd Street" became the first commercially available CD. What was the first CD (NOT record or tape) YOU bought?" Also, Richard discusses Bernie Sanders' heart operation, the average amount Americans spend on taxes and the latest in food automation.